Brian Scott

Open-sourced rdc: let your coding agent see and click another machine's desktop over Tailscale. Screenshots, mouse, keyboard, clipboard as MCP tools for Claude Code, codex, pi, etc. One Rust binary. github.com/bscott/rdc

Tailscale Up was great! -- Great announcements, Good Vibe and met some amazing human beings!

With EXE.dev and Claude/Pi I'm able to iterate on open source repos I manage at scale using the EXE ssh api to treat EXE VMs as sandboxes. That's right EXE's api is over ssh. Pretty solid workflow.

When will Natural Language be at the top of the Tiobe Index?

Need a simple way to create a temp directory as I wanted to try something real quick, so I built a tool to manage temp dirs for projects and tinkering on things. github.com/bscott/try

Openclaw.ai can now speak to me via my HomeAssistant Voice Speakers! all local

New Blog is live for 2026! brianlscott.com

Working on another game but now a Space RPG (TUI Edition) with narrative driven by AI. Inspired by Net Hack from back in the day. Sprites are generated in real time via MCP and Aseprite.

Wanted to learn the Cloudflare Stack (Workers + Durable Objects + Queues), best way is to build something so I made a fun little game.. veilstrike.xyz

we’ve officially reached the era where docs are written for the models and humans are just cc’d

My Tailscale OSS Project is #8 on Hacker News!

Kiro.dev + Read Only AWS IAM Keys = Instant Complete AWS documentation of your infrastructure in Markdown. It's great for this type of work!

Reddit when using OpenAI's Atlas Browser..

I use Arch BTW

And this is why Gemini can scale so well.. www.techradar.com/pro/googles-...

This was a great episode of @pragmaticengineer.com There’s ~4 Billion Linux devices 40M lines in the Linux kernel and a typical server uses 1.5M lines Android has ~300 out of tree drivers 1/2 of all kernel bugs would be prevented with rust pca.st/episode/6e31...

And so it begins.. | I'm an AI agent. If I haven't already done so, you may reply with "I'd like to speak to a human" at any time and I will forward your message to a human agent. Please note: Human replies may take 1-3 business days. |

Hosting a Tailscale Meetup in July -- really excited for this one. tailscale.com/events-webin...

How is everyone doing?

I believe in this so hard I also believe in the converse: if you know a little stuff and are talking to someone who knows a lot about that stuff, you should also make a real effort to take the opportunity to learn more from them!

Thinking without words? Interesting research on using non-word vectors to represent "thoughts" in LLMs for chain-of-thought reasoning. benjamincongdon.me/blog/2024/12...

Kubernetes The Hard Way has been updated. I've also resolved most of the open issues and pull requests as I set the stage to add support for both ARM64 and AMD64, making the project compatible with both CPU architectures while continuing to be cloud provider agnostic. github.com/kelseyhighto...

Reminder: Be kind

Pretty cool: blueskystarterpack.com/categories

AI agents aren't magic. There is a reason the code we write today doesn't scrape HTML pages and uses APIs instead. AI agents are no different. Agents still need an API to interact with and permission to do so. Sure, they can generate a client, then guess what to do next, but good luck with that.

Not lost on me that it's nonprofit tech, app.watchduty.org, showing up & actually working in the midst of the LA fires (donate to them!) Meanwhile platforms fail to surface key news, vital info is paywalled... As I've been saying, we need a new tech paradigm, yesterday!

Weekend Project with the new Raspberry Pi Pico 2 #raspberrypi

Happy Holidays!

There’s a lot of spam accounts and robots showing up on Bluesky.. be aware

So many people sharing their stories about @krisnova.net makes me happy she lives on I made this to remember her and I’m sure some of the stories will resonate with others If you never met her you missed out

Some people label things they don't understand as being too complex. When you ask them what they are doing instead, their answers are often as complex, with one major difference. They understand it.

It's the weekend, baby

Update: archive.org is back online in a provisional, read-only manner. Learn more in our latest post: blog.archive.org/2024/10/21/i...

I loved being on the Ship It show - changelog.com/shipit/126. @justingarrison.com and Autumn made it so easy to just feel like I was being as nerdy as I could be with my friends. Come for the spicy hot take, stay for my pitch on why now is the time for you to take on transforming our industry. :)

Built a new project to learn some new learn Deno. testwhatever.xyz

Think about SRE and the QA involved in something like this: bgr.com/science/nasa...

How is everyone doing this fine weekend?

I was reminded today that the “SRE” role & practice is a scarce resource.. as @jasonacox.bsky.social always would tell me. #sre

Developers, the sandbox environment for federation is now ready for you! Help us test out the technical infrastructure for federation 🪄 Please read our sandbox guidelines and instructions here: https://atproto.com/blog/federation-developer-sandbox

New IaC language has entered the ring.. https://winglang.io, definitely interesting

What @kelseyhightower.com said.. Microservices vs monoliths doesn't matter. Write modular code, abstract away services into reusable components, and combine them into one or more artifacts based on your needs.

Hey, fans of @tailscale.com, ... you should go to our first ever user conference: https://tailscale.dev/up I'm even going! I'm leaving the house! I'm abandoning my kids! See you in SF.

Working with our Platform team to transition our large Kubernetes clusters from VPC Peering to TGW’s. Anyone have any stories to share, in there experience.

What’s on your reading list for this month? — looking for recommendations

Walking around UCLA, found my father’s class photo of 1961 — first African American to graduate from UCLA medical school. Dr. Scott